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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-17
INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

W y. 7. {. Z IT. j. K. Co. Itss'tS , :.
Trains leave West 42is station tnIows
earlier nom foot % Jay-st., North River
Detroit and Chicago. 1855 a. ~. '603, 'elo D. IT.
UIieS' syHense b1fso Rochester Suspension Bridsa
Highland kingston. saugertiss CatsEl. Albany. si'.
Tin .9.5S III 500 m. 4. .U:O3 r.l5 2. NJ ,
Cranston's Nest Point Cornwall. Nswburg BIZ '1:lo.
q 81 10 j. 1880 n NJ sl3 o45 y. and 'eo3 p III
Cransfor's Cornwall Ncwpurs
For Montre.' and Cshaca Ea., 600 n. r...,.
Hamilton l. ndon 'y;as u 900. BIO m Toronto
ta.S5 a NJ, 1905 'Sil5 -, o.,.
'EeesnT sleeping csrs cr Buffalo, Niagara Falls cinein
pay paiy except saturday Other trains daily except
Sunday. 49,, - ~. ...o,,,nod,
sons or inf apply Offices Bi0nAyEs5J Ssi'
"ronst 73O Fulian.s, Annex Office. foot Of fultonst
New YORK CITY, SEA 7s5 bl2 RTpaaway. 1881 BoNery aud
West Shore stations loot VI Nesi s2ist loot o. " ~
c. 4. LAMBERT.
bVandsrbilt-aya Seno.al Passenger Agene
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DIRECTING TO THE SIZE OF HIS MOUTH.

curious deveopments In regard 70 tho scrVocs OF
matrimonial Light in suit brought before
Owl Justice Rhnehart Brooklyn yesterday by samuel
ColeRan Hebrew plcturerame dealer, OF No St3 Grand
At against Charles tailor OF No. 2O4 keap ST. 70
recover sl so due him Franks put In counter csm o.
$40 rs S2l for making twentyone trips W hi
city interest Franks testified that he was what
the Polish Hebrews call shadkin or msrIiaye-oro.e or
He was engaged BY Coleman 10 get him wife Tor ~ per
cent the brides dowry. He succeeted In finding gin
Kate Wolf No so Baxterst with $4,000 and Introduced
Coleman her and aided him In every possible way 10 secure
her favor he made several trips u her house
with him. and twenty trips without him But the girl
proteeted mouth and too large She
Thought attempted kiss her he would swallow her
instead she wanted with mouth small enough 70
so the match not oootcd hence the SUIT
Decson OF the was reserved
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BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

W. H. N. sangor who recently obtained Veruce
for g. 500 In suit against seymour BAKER q oo
wall Street brokers. has now brought another SUIT
against them claiming $4,000 for alleged breach Of
contract by which, 30 says he was TO be employed
Nv them for four year at "a 600 month In conauc!
Ing branch of their business at the Albemarle Hotel
sarah Short fell on the ice on tho Sidewalk q
Nnth-ave. near F1fty-iifth- January -, 1oosf
and broke her arm. In q suit against tho city tried
before Judge BOokstaver and jury yesterday she
recovcrted $500 damages
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IL 20lst minutes earlier than time shown from Cham
bers st, local trains leave 23dst from 20 minutes eaIsr
eSsshss to Binshs1,Sn f%Hs Hornej.vnis Rochester,
sniiaS Nlsssr9 Pa. Pullman sleeping Coaches no"
D. m"Da.y Chicago and ST. Louis Limited" solid Pull
Of Day and Buffet Sleeping Coaches, to Msadyie
Sleeping Coaches to Rochester Buffalo Niagara Fails Haa
iiton ana Toronto No extra charge for last time
to hl%irs ba.c Ns Ss Fas and
.g ps Ss; "sss s ssg y s:S
go SO $50. 7.iS TiB $40, 1850 10 100 midnight
saGhS Ssss sI o 300 MI lGs9 n00n las 'S $50
TOO ncou ltS $50 500 $50 40 BOO $40, $50 go
s saS $50 e. IT, O pSo S i i G %Snsss
silb 1880 D M 1900 midnight.
500 s5 sG ooH ii q n a. Zoo 2o ESQ 4 ss SEA
$3.50 $40 7so 500 1899 3 NJ. and 1900 midnight
sSss aas'S week St' daysS Sa 7sJ $50 1920 u
poon li6. $50 $50 $50 4l0. 500 $50. go 7h 7i5
$40 H s ca y %IP osS sanal ~ M s i0'0
warwick. 446. $780, 1870 a m 2s0. tsc D. M sundays
Monticello and White Lake 300 q. ~, $50 p. m.
NewSurg ana Cornwall ESQ 300 $50 sio. $50 AMI
COO >. sundays slb a. m. aud 600 m.
Montgomery iondont aud Kingston 900 H., $3.50 p H.
scrinton, Dun,norc week days. e:ooa m. 2;soP
Goshen. las, $40 4 3d. goo ln20 n $50 3.h. 3op
4so 600 500 $50 Sundays 0+5. silS. 0:0o io'2o
q. N. 600 $3.50. 500 p N: N, ,ooo. =. ssc
sSo iso' 600. 200 $50 p n sunday 5:i5 ai5 cod
1920 No. 800 60 800 The 900 a. H. train stops
Port Jsrvs s4S $50 400 1920 NJ 2,so 1880 $50 Coo
500 sSOp santays ssl5, 900. 1890 ~. GOO. $50
Tckes or passage apartments in Drawing. aud
sleeping Coaches he Outlined ana ORDERS for tho check
oo ss" Nos s9 sSi b! Eoa way s7 %s,s r.
No 81 4 10, & OF q s \, csnaYys asPcs
s.i5 in,ss a. ~, and 10 ami loco D. ~ ~ "i'
QUO he AAXEN,A u K. Ash Il K. EARMK 0AP.Axl
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,TUF COURT OF APPEALS

SARATOGA June l6In the Court Of Appeals to day the
following causes argued:
No 3bS-Frederick wilcox. respondent agt James
Campbell. appellant
Crosstown Railroad Company, appellant
No 362-The Bowker Fertilizer Company, appellant, agt
Lawrence Cox. respondent. -
No. 422-John Putnam appellant agt the Union Pscino
Railway Company, respondent .
NO Mack respondent agt the Rochester Ger
man Insurance Company, appellant
The following is the day calendar for JuDe.l7:
Nos. SIC, $40 2o1. 426. 427 42S. 4S0. AL.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On and after JUNE 10, 1857.
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave sewYOrk DesSrOsses and Corandt strests
Harri.Cns Patsburs and the West, with Pullman palac,
chicago Limited o, ParIor Dmns smoking AMI Sleeping
f L"cs Hs1n es'l dy m Cory and Erie
as M CONNECTING at Cory for Titusvie Petroleum
For Lebanon, 900 a N, $40 =. M and 1915 night
aay .ssss s@ d
iHgto" s5S nv M Regular At 80 500 and $50 a n 100
800 a m: 40 and NJ; and i 10 night: -
For Atlantic CITY, except sunday Through parlor carl
ESas s'Bs @ Ss9 fiys Gaon and
hons via Railway and Ambcy a. ~ noon . 10 s;o 80
For Old pc.at and Norfolk via NewYork. philalelpna
and Norfolk Railroad 500 p every day via Baltimore
ps. na 81 Gay Ems sk yS9 ,Rn1a s eSanes with all through trains
aiJersey cay. aOrlng speedy and direct transfer for
Prom ris,1u5s yS il laS s, FL See
'.A md $50 S9 % sle and and e %
5 njay o SO So s s9 ds g. 7S rs i at
ii.50 a H.. 800. $50 100 sos go 9:s5, 1885 p
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains New York. via Desbrossos and Cort
sH4 s5's's FST Esss s 2 %,. and 10 Washington I'm
tied DlLins CARO- aud II a. ~, l. S;2O T. ~ D o. .
pPf M ana 1s S0 5st % S Se 9s
ami 10 a. H. l. $50 s. 8 I. aud p. m AMI 1915 nlsht
i and iii Ia l. ,. M and
sundays, connect nj Trenton fOT Camden.
ReturnnG trains leave T0a street stat o. PM pAs
1901 90 4;o5 .4o D. 10. 80 1880 $50. 80 si; II
and ll:l5 N Limited hypr.ss with Dining car u and
400 D. M 24e $50. 800 4. .. q. 63A 1872, u and
$50 p m. on sunday. l2Ol. $500. 405 440. 30 80,
OiO a n 1919. 80 (45O Limited. SIS. 6.55. 7l3 and
Sl2 p. III.
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 and 4:3o .. NJ
daily except sunday.
Ticket OIces SAP l85 and ga Broadway. Aston House
Battery. and foot OF Desbros-es and Cortland ats
Conrs and BrOoklyn Annex STATION. foot az Futoast,
BROOKLYN; station Jersey CITY EmgEant Ticket Odice Cas-
lie Garden -,
The New. YorS.r Transfer Company viii call for AMI cheek
baggage FROM hotels and residences
CHARLES l.. PUGH, J. II. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
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Auction SALES OF wooLIN LONDON.

,o~Dox lime 10 There was q good attendance NJ tho
vaol sass today, amt active connection Al 0'o' VI
,'oi advancod Following are the sales IN detAit
Zealand-Sales 900 bales sconrei Is 90 $50 III;
tcE W. anal po ces Oig ais cd greasy, eHd ia Iu'
do looks aud pieces, Nd. q 9'el. , !, a,. ala ~
victoTia-sales roo DLes, scourei IA oyi 9,S ~
DO locks and pieoes I'D Gl~ a. si0~'' '"~ A'' W.
49, aud pecss ~. n SAai.
ISsS south Wales-salos 1900 baies secured lSG U.s.
al do and pieces. IA q H. o-i sre'9s' ~ w.
dn locks aud pieces > "a asa .a., -, am, -. 10
sontn 400 bales ~iV"'' w.
locks and pieces. III. sd , =, :. al L., oro,sv
Tssnani-salas 500 bales secured IL % IL "a greasy
,oiHI al. III do locks aud pieces. y siBlz =,
observation-disclosures, SO bales sc9ured LOCKS anu p'oo" 40
al Greasy locks and pieces. 3d. 40 Nh -, M, ....
' taISsaes 800 bales secured. Is Id OILS 3D. greasy
6Id. a I'D
SPIRITS OF TURPENTrNE
cu.rtHsros June IG-TuFpentine stesiy a. S2s
s.vIxxLu Juno lB-Iutpontlne steady at oS~o~SC-
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no NEW-HAVEN, Zoe.
on and after May is trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
Largest and Finest Passenger station In America
10 colchester Express drawtn 10 Albany.
Troy faitsJurg 81 Adams. Rouss Point and SYRACUSE.
exclusively OF Bnet smokingear dining ORA wing room
aud Sleeping cars ior Albany Utc. Syra.use Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls FIRE. Cleveland and Toledo arriving
Chicago 300 i M next day
1850 m Chicago Express drawing room cars to CANA
daeua and Rochester
tll:3O n Western NeY-YOTk and Northern EXPRESS
" III drawing room ears -.
$50 D. m Albany Troy ssraoga and Utci Express. with
drawHg Troy. Runs through 70 Caldwell LAKE
60ofgel SlturGays
D. M. Aoconuoda alton 10 Albany and Troy.
u D. m. Chicago Express. with sleeping cars for
Niagara FSs Bn1so. AoIonto Toledo Detroit ANT Chicago
DinlBg-car Ncwlork 10 = ba2y.
1910 D. m Fast Clnolnual and st. Louis Express
sleeping Tor Cleveland, Cincinnati Indianapolis and St
LoHis also 10 Auburn, Geneva aad tapandaigus
p. NJ. Montreal Express with seep!agclrs 20 Patts
burg st Adams and Montreal Runs TO Ctlca stopping az
o "A m. SPECIAL Slaeper arrives Rochester 74Oa m Bu
faio, Q IS l. ant Ccyrianl. l2:lJ p. IA. nertday.
$3.50 M Pacific EXPRESS, with sleeping for ROchcs
Buffalo. Niagara Fails Cleveland Toledo Detroit ant
Chicago sieeingcars 10 Clayton via Uiea daily eHeeD'
Saturday,
Troy Connects with TIE morning trans for tho West and
for the forth except saturday nighO.
Tickets space ia Drwing ma Sleeping cars on
sale Grand Central Depot AIR - 9ud 49, BIotdsay
~ PARK Place Battery Place OI West l2Jih - AMI
Mott station lSsl.st New York, 3,3 Washington
anil 730 Falion SITS. BrooGyn ana 10 FoGihst Wusiahs
Bsrgsys called for and checked from residence.
run daily others daily except sunday fstop az Aots
Haven station (l3Slh-sLL , ..o,-,.,.,
J. NJ. T0UCEY. HENRY MONEit,
General superintendent General Passenger Agent
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- .,o-, mn. AT NJ So Bacon In fair dsnand-shcrt
RDs IS s7p short Clear " Es,,sr IN FOOD
demand-Fancv Creamery l5Slec GOOD 70 E,e st iio
lie Fancy DAIRY " ~ a. 90 ass lOs
PACKING ana Entchsrs ID 70Gs5 20 Boooip's -'''
nea.l shipments l,S0O heah.
lGThe leading fntures RANGED as looMs.
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rxtrenios.

to-day SPsss. took .n larSii tn. q'r ss
dsS0 os s Ss ns sS iHs s &
ss sSs ' g. S &c P ss ne S %S; S9
1i: o3 Winter 0 %h ss Es
sst a':s'' s,,ns ss'is
fnolud ss one the .sss IS
ssssslss.s RS =
p sssS to 10
81 Ssss 81 ssm S 80 &c ssr
ss,.s: SiSsI w., 0 sstt g = sasil e
s TOR So;5 HPas SSo
ssS g. go S1 sD is dSsSs 5r RYE
s ia' S ss %sseS a. y
81 SO as3 Is and Brandy wine al 50 e6as276
GRAIN-wHEAT-There more lie 10 the trading to-
s saGs hoSsS at feeling
f. sy f sSrs;; %
& no goo snn the s
Ing 10 $4,000 bushe Tho option trading was brisk
s sea s9Sa Fcs:
ssTs s ass the bel
hs5s wa; M " 81
10 sry nnsns fSas e 9
g c SPOT S s 2 arrive and uassded
IT, ;s:s
88ls closing at &c. do nrt0brr Ss2USSs &C, ciosins
az $40 do November So1dg04c. closing at s97s do
December eOlpd8sc. closing At eic DO January. glSo
Ssse, closing 81 81 DO February e2,aes'c closing
ApI - al Si and % unesnse Site
e sacsS 81 esSD bxkkEY 6ARIxy
spot lots without change Of moment with the feeling
ohte firm Exporters bought moderately, taking l2SOvO
bushels but demand ga mol amount TO much
The opous opened nc higher but afierwafd lost the al
vance closing, however. steadeT. showing slight ram.
specuisor reached moderate aggregate SaesSloooV
bushels future 100000 bushels spot including pnGraded
Mixed a47 scl No z. 4ic IN elevator VAC dsiN'
cred Ie.c. b MOI June 40 loAae closing At +eHc
DO Juv 46A 947c, closing al 1870; do. August f74n
A7 eosingat Al sc; do. September 4s4dss W.. closing
at ~ OATS lots are trine bctrr IN some
eases with a moderate stir TO the trading The options
opened higher but before the close the average was
partly lost leaving steady Speculation only Moderate
bushels future 10000 bushels spot inclui'
Ing No al 3Sl2c, WAITE 81 as he. No 2 3sc; do.
White ~ &c, White. see. Mixed Western SEA
38o, White do 37ds2c.; White state. 70 81 &c. 40
Mixed June 1914 a34c, closing at $780, DO July 80 ll6
I33a.c closing 33ieci 40 August 3ldS &C, closing
at Bic; do September 80 930a, closing At 80 '9c;:
FEED.Qnet and weak 30 II. 70d S0oj go H. 7be' 80 D,
Is sOo 100 TO- 5a95 sharps S9o0si o. Rye Feed. 80
dGOc
Walkers Daily Circular June 10. 1897 New.York'
Tho United Kingdoms supply Of wheat AMI nour inclni
delivered and foreign wheat and hour lin-
ported from September /. 1886 TO June IL 1897
lama whit
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET
VS. FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Only special interest from the Western country
vas the report gauge of tie Kobcld district showing
yield OF A2s6 barrels fr SO wells Tho certificate market
shows around rain pSss The tone yeater
lay consequence oil the Improved speculative
position the other markets. AMI prices early O2s
tSese was saggus OF TO Wednesdays foa hgures sma
aid general apathy OF buyers Nesr the end
tie strength Of railway shares and the recovery In wheat
shade the opening and cent better than tho previous
nnai hgurcs .,.., -, go,
dated Exchange were az follows
OPENING .62s Iowest..................92 y
Highest So = Final ~ ?
baeA barrels. 2}IOoO
Refined OIL unchanged at Sc cents per gallon Abel
test. ~ all ports.
on err. Pcnn. June ld-Crude on-Natona rrausit
Certificates opened At 5s aai oo,si At 62 hghs'' orc
e3b lowest 62S spies $4,000 bwrsit snrt,s. 398l9
bArfss clsArAacos. ea300) barrcsi shipments S7,37S
barrels; ruhA bAFfelx
PirrsBu.e. Penn- Juae I6 -cruts on-p etroleuu dull
but steady National rrzast Certificates o2sast at 62
and eosei 81 e2b hiEhes, ps.ee e3+; lowest 62a.
pRAproID Penn June la-Nat,oaal rrlnst Cegtiacits,
CAV. Ciearancss $4,000 bsrrsia '' "
TirysviLLE Pcan June l6-SAtlea rrl,,, Certi
spfasa s,s3s and closed at o2 highest price, oss Law
on zs Jav Jug s iySss sssay
ara. Nc 57e; Barley am No sSc ;PIsy:sa:
Halter WA steady Dairy i29isc.... BAGS weak fssa
jSSi3So -. Cheese steady. (hsddars &c.. heosipt
ss. %s'f ss fasis sS.
barley ...-.- Dash
s fcsas2 ss y sR1s xssas, VI '''''' NO
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OF classification
srAIsEn
Coo 1o orI ,rin,r; sfis MiS,lins

With 1rmer accounts from Liverpool and small receipts Mt
the ports tho for future deliveries was nrm one
Fr urces showed OF ad5 points and the close
was arm At net advance OF q1l points for the
old and OF 9S points on the crop Sales CO. 900 bales
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6teamhoats or11 Railrcaob.


A -A.-BOSTON and NEWPORT, NORTH
aud s, . 5 SS 3 SS q I 81 Az
ne, S9i from BToSkyR a. s22 Isrsey CITY p, can't: AN
stamp. for cooay Pilgrim Ean "N'
SPECIAL HoTlCEThe double daily service OF steamer,
eOnPsasins JUNE 70 1881 ssSaqsIs win lsaSo
Boat leaving latter hoar VIII touch at Newport aoout
A MARY POWELL.-For CranstOn, West
Fass.sSp. 5 ' MySs ratE hSHdsas KassS9
SATURDAYS LEAVES ONE HOUR EARLIER
A -RONDOUT AND KINGSTON, LAND
AareofonrS Milton PousGkecpse aua Esopus cSnnssiias
tain Ra ie aa steamers iy Of Kingston and Jane,
dwin leave every week Day az % pier foot o. Lar:
ica.I except SATURDAY vn'n City kingston leaves
A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE. =
~. Steamers CITY OF TOY sns sARAro9A Igty'
Albany Troy Excursion Tickets. $3.50
LBASY B0ATSPE go bEhs LI RSdN6Ho
leayeevery week lay at At fro Picr 81 N H. loot d
Freight received until the hour OF Departure
PAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,
oov, rc1 MokF8k yA aH faTcP ears to baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving at oa PoTt q M H.
-'O''''A -" oenI Pass Agent. SiO Broadway y. \.
CATSKlLL EVENING LINE.
- Steamers Kaaterski and Catskn leave Pier 20 y. r.
foot o. Jayst. every week day az NJ connecting win
and Cairo Railroads.
July kRaterskili will
! .. m Walter Brett AT o.
Sew circular with lat OF houses. rates, &c. 1t the
pier any address by
" J. Hughes Treas. Cntskill, y. Y.
NORWICH LINE. for Boston. Worcester,
~ Portland. New Loadon. Norwich White MOUNTAINS aud
all points Pier 40 North River. foot OF Watts
pier above Desbrosses=t erTy daily sundays ex
fSPS =" 81 'ss%fF and y
Tickets stat secured AZ 207 2Gl 37 s6 and e5I
broadway 10 and l2 Greenwtchst. 1873 Bowery. Ast0r
House, Windsor aud Cosmopolitan hotels, $50 Fuonst,
Brooklyn OF Pier 40 North River and on steamers -.
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~ Trans leave from Cham0 Station for Englewood
SsG o aga G S. Ep4E sb Syes ssS 30 ESQ
10 80 M, midnight sunlags. Tao. $40 NJ, and
$50 7l6 es0 M. 4bh $3.50 p (i30 p. nj si,nrdays
only. sundays $3.50 a. m- p m.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEl
y FOOT or LIBERTY STREET, North RIVER.

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NoETH RIVER
For pHrLApE Ii H1So sp3 H TThESroS nroe.
s0 fo 81 BOZ ~ SO sSS o. IS
l25o s.Hs Hsss9ssS fsi
M Mans G Snns
%lkesne Scranton READING haT'S Mal rO%
100 and o su9 for EaSn BSeSem Asntow
Msgen cnaqs Rs:ns s naue chunk
wikesbare Tamaqua. shamOkin sanbury Lewis
As"Srn sS cAun,
wkesbarre Reading Harrisburg ETC. On SUNDAYS al 80
4:SO s:l5 HOO e. M 100 400 4So ol5 SUNDAYS
800 soe ~ for Red Ba.s Long Branch ocean Grove
$50 s:i5 a. w. LOO 43O ,. IN, for Lakewood Toms River
FIX o 10 $50 ssd S5 o. foo ~ F, ssS s,a
es s9g sotnh Fl Rsh b A?'''
From Pier r. viz sandy HS9k Long Branch &C. .so
1915 a M 49, SOoR m. sundays except Atlantic High
Far Eibcron Asbury Park Ocean Grove PIT Pleasant &C.
1918 III. IA % IN Sundays except Asoury PARK ans
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
E4nSTP HcnEHsI SH nETHHHs
bepSts se~Yor FOOT p Baresy ana christopher st.
az Ing
Ss SSn o,T o sSs ps
yiis and SorhumCerand fer ithaca and ntcne
date stations.
Jpn: BInssamton and Elmra EHyress for wstes Gap
for Pittston. Kingston. w!lkesbsrre, &C.
il0 p. IN. Scranton wilkesbsrre ana Kingston Expresa
p IN Daily Buffalo Limited Expross for stroudsInr.
scrsn'en Bnsasm'on owexc E nn oorSons BAH %ay
coach 10 Oiean.
o D. ~ Daily Buffalo, Utica end oswego ErpIoss for
srondsburg Hcranton. Binghston, Cortland Syracuse
Oswego Greene. oxford Norwich Utica and Richhed
Springs az owego for Ithaca and intermediate sta
saturdays connects Buffalo with trains Tor
oil points West
okes sails and BAGGAGE checked at 2s1 Broadway and
Westcott Express Offices IN New ork and Brooklyn
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Qlrfan 6teamers.

HAMBURG- AMERICAN IS. LINE FOR
Il Plymouth (Lonionl Cherbourg (Parlsl HAMBURG
Wieand.. : 7 a. n juno 30 hamiDonia1 a. M, JuJ
Rugia 1880 June 80 Bohemia noon; NY -
KUNHXa6T L Co. q. D. RIoHARb Cos
GEN gts III Rroad.sl 4. Y.i3eD Pas Ags 81 BwAy y
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LINE. Inside Route for

- BOSTON AND ALL EASTERN POINTS.
Steamer viii leave per (newl M. 49, North River
block above Canalst. ai p. N. Tia ~, except sunday
~ ~ r. proIS A q Il A o. II. BRlGGs, u. p A.
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PROVIDENCE LINE FOR

Providence. Worcester and Northern New Engandpoints
Steamers RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
will leave PIER 20. N H.. daily except Sunday AZ D. m.
" II BABCoCK AGRA o. II. BRIGGS. q. r. \.
CHORE LINE. all Rail Route, for Boston,
- Newport aud tho Fast Express leaves Grand Central
station at a M Limited Express except SUNDAY ? IN
Fast EXPRESS at II p m daily. newport exTress
leaves at D. daily except sunday. Palace Paor Cars
or Sleeping Cara To destination
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II SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
FAST EXPgESS STEA nj RA ~
FULDA Sat. June 1874 O. ALLER. WedJ une ~ noon
ELBE. SAT-, June rs sa m EMS. Wed. July So a. M N,
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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26

IF the following, addressed to MEM
Der OF the Indiana legislature, fits any
member of the Tennessee legislature
"whose eyes are turned to Washington"
we hope he will accept it as warning
from home where he is always under
Supervision :"
"The voice of your Betsy is calling you, dear,
It's nearly the time to make soap.
And some of the women are saying, my love,
I'm giving you most too much rope.
They say there is desperate flirting up there,
With widows and maids not q few.
haven't been kissed since the morning you
left,
But, Joseph, how Is 1t with you?
Come home, come home, come home,
You hear me, you rascal Come homer
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26

Gov. Bob TAYLOR must feel relieved
now, the editor Of the Dresden Enter
prise proposes to "stand squarely by
Gov. Taylor and his administration"
Which is why we remark that the
case is very much like that of the
Captain of the Sternwheel Steamboat
and Axe-Handle Robson. The little
steamer was trying to handwriting
out and siding in toward the wharf
when Robison's dog commenced bark
ing at the boat. Robson, supposing
the Captain was afraid to land on ac-
OF the dog, call out to him: ''Land
her, Captain, land her! I'll hold
Lion"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26
SOMETHING PRACTICAL.

1t has been suggested and we would
strongly urge the adoption of the plan
that our Land Company send deputa-
ton of our influential citizens to the
iron districts of Pennsylvania and in
terview the iron masters OF that coun-
try whose furnaces are now out OF
blast on account of cost of production
preventing them competing with the
manufacturers of the South, and make
known to them that we have rich fields
OF iron ore at our doors, plenty of coal
and limestone within easy distance
and spendid transportation facilities by
rail or river.
We can offer them inducements su-
perier to many OF the towns now in
creasing in wealth and population
drought the South, and why not do it ?
All we desire is that these capitalists
should know of our wealth OF ore and
our facilities for manufacturing same,
and for transporting it when manufac-
tured. When they reach here and ex-
anime for themselves, what has been
told them by the deputation which We
propose should be sent, inducements
viii be unnecessary.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26
THE signs already indicate that in.

THE signs already indicate that in
terested politicians on both sides will
by trying to neat the summer air with
fine newspaper articles in discussing
prohibition and anti-prohibition
We would prefer our share of such
back-number patriotism in the form OF
outdoor speeches, while our printers
are better engaged in setting up articles
calculated to promote the material in
terests of our tax-burdened people. A
little "gush" goes long ways with a
newspaper man who pays for setting
the type.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-02-26

Dickson County Press The Gov
ernor surprised almost everyone in
the appointment of a Blair bill man for
Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
and the appointment of B. M. Hord,
Commissioner OF Agriculture, was
hardly looked for; but the greatest sur
prise OF all, was that part of his message
which speaks Of distributing the surplus
in the National Treasury among the
States. You remember that in his can
vass he claimed we had no surplus. A
sudden change has come over the spirit
OF his dreams.